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“Did you know that sea levels have risen more in the last 20 years than in the entire last century?”

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“Did you know that sea levels have risen more in the last 20 years than in the entire last century?”

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Climate change is not a problem of the future, it is already happening now. Today, we see stronger storms, hotter temperatures, and big changes in nature.

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Climate change is transforming our planet. Rain patterns are changing, causing droughts in some places and floods in others. Glaciers are melting fast, which makes sea levels rise and puts coastal cities in danger.

Many species of animals and plants are disappearing because they can’t adapt quickly enough. For example, coral reefs are dying because the ocean is getting warmer.

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Climate change also has a big effect on people. Warmer temperatures allow diseases like dengue fever to spread more easily, especially in tropical regions.

In some places, there is less access to safe water and healthy food, which creates more problems for communities

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Climate change damages the economy in many ways. Farmers lose crops because of droughts or floods, fishermen lose income because fish populations are shrinking, and tourism decreases when natural attractions are destroyed.

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In conclusion, climate change is affecting the environment, our health, and the economy. We can still reduce its worst effects if we act now — governments, companies, and people like us must work together to protect our planet.